История изменений

Ну, во всяком случае, в 2013-м году на aptitude бочку катили:

2.2.1. apt vs. apt-get / apt-cache vs. aptitude

Although aptitude is a very nice interactive tool which the author mainly uses, you should know some cautionary facts:

The aptitude command is not recommended for the release-to-release system upgrade on the stable Debian system after the new release.
The use of "apt full-upgrade" or "apt-get dist-upgrade" is recommended for it. See Bug #411280.
The aptitude command sometimes suggests mass package removals for the system upgrade on the testing or unstable Debian system.
This situation has frightened many system administrators. Don't panic.
This seems to be caused mostly by the version skew among packages depended or recommended by a meta-package such as gnome-core.
This can be resolved by selecting "Cancel pending actions" in the aptitude command menu, exiting aptitude, and using "apt full-upgrade".

Это взято отсюда, и оно актуально для Debian Bookworm.

Есть ещё тема, которая как раз 13-м годом датирована, и там Rootlexx рассказывал о проблемах aptitude. Конечно, времени прошло много, что-то с тех пор изменилось, но это было. Интернет всё помнит :)

Ну, во всяком случае, в 2013-м году на aptitude бочку катили:

2.2.1. apt vs. apt-get / apt-cache vs. aptitude

Although aptitude is a very nice interactive tool which the author mainly uses, you should know some cautionary facts:

The aptitude command is not recommended for the release-to-release system upgrade on the stable Debian system after the new release.
The use of "apt full-upgrade" or "apt-get dist-upgrade" is recommended for it. See Bug #411280.
The aptitude command sometimes suggests mass package removals for the system upgrade on the testing or unstable Debian system.
This situation has frightened many system administrators. Don't panic.
This seems to be caused mostly by the version skew among packages depended or recommended by a meta-package such as gnome-core.
This can be resolved by selecting "Cancel pending actions" in the aptitude command menu, exiting aptitude, and using "apt full-upgrade".

Это взято отсюда, и оно актуально для Debian Bookworm.

Есть ещё тема, которая как раз 13-м годом датирована, и там Rootlexx рассказывал о проблемах aptitiude. Конечно, времени прошло много, что-то с тех пор изменилось, но это было. Интернет всё помнит :)